National Republican., 1887-08-04
Totai..... II II 27 16 81 Total...... 12 27 IL 3
ISNISCq
Indianapolis. 0 4 4 0 Oil


=. Earned rnns-Indlanap) 8; Boston. 4.
Twobase hits--Glasscoek, Bassett, Boyle, 2;
Kelly, Three.base ts-shomberg, seery,
; ri Double HG playscsSiIl, i SassooeE, enHS @ aSd
shomberg: Wise, Burdock and Morrill,; Bur
dock and Morrill,. First base on balls-seery,
RGy HI Sy %s SeSsa SSy SsyB4 S9sS Gonwss sds SS
seery, Boyle. Kelly, Nash. Passed balls
Myers. Time of camel hour and 40 min
utes. Umpire-Powers.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Pbiladelphia-Athletic, 10; 'Iets" z.
RESULT OF Yesterdays RACES
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-The weather and track
at Brighton race course was good TO- day.
First trace-Three-quarters OF q mile. Mollie
Thomas won, Adonis second, Peacock third
Second rsce-Three- quarters of a mile sa-
h lSda wons Montauk second, Carry Owen third.
Third race-Three quarters Of a mile. ia.
cobus won, Commander second, Sweety third.
Fourth race-one and one.eghth miles,
hsnsastff i6ips fIwe wsn 5gsTs Kyle second "indSa
Fifth raee-one mile. Jim Clare won, Lucy
Il second, Frolic third, Time, 1;44.
Sixth race-One and one.eighth miles. Flor
ence nj won, Banero second, Petersburg third.
Time, 1:5S.
SARATOGA, N. y, Aug, S.-The attendance
at the races here to-day was very fair for an
extra day. The weather was beautiful though
trifle too warm for comfort. Inconsequence
Of yesterday afternoons deluge the track was
First race-selling race for 2.yearolds,
three-quarters of o mile. DO Peep won with
Leonatus second and Balance third. Time,
l;2lA.
aud upwards. one mile. Columbine won,
Cold Stream second, Cassatt third. Time,
14sN.
and onc-half miles. Lottery won with Del
norte second and Gallatin third. Time, 2i5n.
Fourth race-Threequarters Of q mile.
s.rathspey won with Doubt second and Chick
ahominy third. Time, l:ls.
Filth race-one mile aud furlong. Wan
derer won with Unique second and Watch'em
third. Time, 2O2l4.
ENTRIES FOR To.pAY's RACES
Lynn & Wall. 008 Pennsylvania ayen ne, fur
nish the following entries for todays races
SARATOGA.
First race-Three- quarters of a mile-Pearl
i. J,pniDes 9S pounds; Brait. ll3 Story, 103;
| Harwood, 100; Chance, l05; Lewis Clark, ll8;
BTough;on' oi 100; ,Glimas ilo; Cleaner llO
Russell, lOS; Mamie Hunt, llS; Ben Thompson,
| ll0.
| Clarendon Stakes-Cold Stream, los pounds;
Glen Spray, lOS; Goliah, 1885, Grisette, lls; Nat
Third rsce-Three,qua of q mile, Sara.
Norfolk, ll0; Satan, ll0; Klughsh, ITO.
Fourth race-One mile, selling-Lucy john
| son, l02 pounds; Phil Lewis, lOli kensington,
| lOG; PaIssol, 90; Our Friend, ll3; Belmont, 93;
| Wary, 100; Tambourette, Ill.
| Fifh raoe-0ne and a quarter miles, handl-
cap-Percy, 1870 pounds; Lilero, l26; George
| Mccullough, 1iS; Guy, 1ii Gleuarm, loo: Ten
sheald, 10; wheatley, l3o; Maggie May, l3o.
MONMOUTH PARK.
First race-One and one.sixteenth miles
| Did not I'LL.
Second race--Three- quarters of mile, for
2.year- olds. Billy Brown, Ill pounds; Omaha,
l6g; Goodloe, 10: Long Branch, ITO; Slumber,
lO6' Figaro, l05; Bandusu, l0t; Montpelier, 0s
seIenader, %; Confusion, %; Luminary, 9l
Clontarf, 90.
Third race-One and one.eighth miles,
Elizabeth Stakes-Eufaula, l03 pounds Piai-
sair, loS; Tarbouehe loS Hypasia, l03; Glen
COnnembIa, ll3.
Fourth race-one and one-half miles Free
hold StatesLThe Bard, lls POUNDS; Barnum
1lS; Troubadour, 100.
Flhh race-Faster Sunday, ll3 pounds;
Pontieo, li2i Duplex, 1906 salYiator, 1922 ord